st aid kit customized for your family, which includes important family information. Have a escape plan in place before disaster strikes. Have a meeting place and rehearse it before hand. Know C.P.R. It stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. You can give C.P.R. to your pets in the same way as humans. Place the victim so they are on their back as comfortable as possible. Check for their responsiveness. Call for help and 911, gYou never know when a natural disaster might strike in your area. It's best to be prepared. Train your family members in C.P.R., have a customized family first aid kit that includes family medical information, medical needs, doctor and vet phone numbers and a brief family history description. Be prepared to stay in your home, if you are told to or to leave (evaculate).

If you are told to stay put in your home, it would be wise to have the following in a area, easy to get to and use:

- Water, 1 gallon per person, per pet, each day

-Food, if canned food have a hand operated can-opener, dried food, peanut butter, crackers, foods that doesn't

require refrigeration, extra pet food

-change of clothing and a good, well made, pair of sturdy shoes

-cell phone (charged)

- ipod with radio or radio that is battery powered

-flashlight(s) for each family member

-have extra batteries

-extra cash

-blanket(s)

-first aid kit customized for your family

-include needed medicine

- aspirin and non aspirin tablets

-bandages different sizes (bandaids), antibiotic ointment, burn cream, smelling salt

- special family instructions (discussed with your family before hand)

-information on family medical needs present and past, family history, vet and doctor phone numbers

If you need to evaculate your family in case of a fire or a natural diaster. Take your pets with you. Do not leave your pets behind in any circumstance. They are just like your children. Find out a head of time about shelters in your area. Have lugguage bags packed ahead of time. It would be a good idea to have a couple changes of clothes, shoes, some needed personal items, first aid kit customized for your family, which includes important family information. Have a escape plan in place before disaster strikes. Have a meeting place and rehearse it before hand. Know C.P.R. It stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. You can give C.P.R. to your pets in the same way as humans. Place the victim so they are on their back as comfortable as possible. Check for their responsiveness. Call for help and 911, ge

to have the following in a area, easy to get to and use:

- Water, 1 gallon per person, per pet, each day

-Food, if canned food have a hand operated can-opener, dried food, peanut butter, crackers, foods that doesn't

require refrigeration, extra pet food

-change of clothing and a good, well made, pair of sturdy shoes

-cell phone (charged)

- ipod with radio or radio that is battery powered

-flashlight(s) for each family member

-have extra batteries

-extra cash

-blanket(s)

-first aid kit customized for your family

-include needed medicine

- aspirin and non aspirin tablets

-bandages different sizes (bandaids), antibiotic ointment, burn cream, smelling salt

- special family instructions (discussed with your family before hand)

-information on family medical needs present and past, family history, vet and doctor phone numbers

If you need to evaculate your family in case of a fire or a natural diaster. Take your pets with you. Do not leave your pets behind in any circumstance. They are just like your children. Find out a head of time about shelters in your area. Have lugguage bags packed ahead of time. It would be a good idea to have a couple changes of clothes, shoes, some needed personal items, first aid kit customized for your family, which includes important family information. Have a escape plan in place before disaster strikes. Have a meeting place and rehearse it before hand. Know C.P.R. It stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. You can give C.P.R. to your pets in the same way as humans. Place the victim so they are on their back as comfortable as possible. Check for their responsiveness. Call for help and 911, g

light(s) for each family member

-have extra batteries

-extra cash

-blanket(s)

-first aid kit customized for your family

-include needed medicine

- aspirin and non aspirin tablets

-bandages different sizes (bandaids), antibiotic ointment, burn cream, smelling salt

- special family instructions (discussed with your family before hand)

-information on family medical needs present and past, family history, vet and doctor phone numbers

If you need to evaculate your family in case of a fire or a natural diaster. Take your pets with you. Do not leave your pets behind in any circumstance. They are just like your children. Find out a head of time about shelters in your area. Have lugguage bags packed ahead of time. It would be a good idea to have a couple changes of clothes, shoes, some needed personal items, first aid kit customized for your family, which includes important family information. Have a escape plan in place before disaster strikes. Have a meeting place and rehearse it before hand. Know C.P.R. It stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. You can give C.P.R. to your pets in the same way as humans. Place the victim so they are on their back as comfortable as possible. Check for their responsiveness. Call for help and 911, g

st, family history, vet and doctor phone numbers

If you need to evaculate your family in case of a fire or a natural diaster. Take your pets with you. Do not leave your pets behind in any circumstance. They are just like your children. Find out a head of time about shelters in your area. Have lugguage bags packed ahead of time. It would be a good idea to have a couple changes of clothes, shoes, some needed personal items, first aid kit customized for your family, which includes important family information. Have a escape plan in place before disaster strikes. Have a meeting place and rehearse it before hand. Know C.P.R. It stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. You can give C.P.R. to your pets in the same way as humans. Place the victim so they are on their back as comfortable as possible. Check for their responsiveness. Call for help and 911, g

st aid kit customized for your family, which includes important family information. Have a escape plan in place before disaster strikes. Have a meeting place and rehearse it before hand. Know C.P.R. It stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. You can give C.P.R. to your pets in the same way as humans. Place the victim so they are on their back as comfortable as possible. Check for their responsiveness. Call for help and 911, get a defibrillator, if one is available. If one is available turn it on and it will tell you what to do. Until then do the following: Look to see if the chest is rising, feel for the air with your cheek over their mouth, listen for any noise of air. If there isn't any, pinch their nose, tilt their head back with a chin lift, cover and seal their mouth with yours and give two breaths. Check their pulse, on the neck (carotid artery) for 6-8 seconds. If there isn't a pulse, interlock your fingers and place the heel of hand in the middle of the chest on top of the heart and push down 2 inches for adults, 1 inch for a small child, 1/2 inch on a infant with just two fingers. In a massaging manner, push down and up on the heart, stay in constant contact with the chest. Do this 30 times, repeat, check for breathing and pulse until help comes.

Remember, be prepared. Plan for disaster before it strikes. You will be glad you did.